Wikipedia:Index of personal libraries listed onwiki

A personal library is a physical or digital collection of books and other resources owned by a Wikipedian which are potentially useful sources for articles. This is an index of users who have listed their personal library onwiki.

Feel free to add a link to your own here, with a short description of its contents; once it gets longer it will be divided into sections for easier navigation.

1. User:HJ Mitchell/Library – Has The Railway Magazine's digital archive, RAIL (from issue 949), Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, books on policing in the UK, many books on sculptures, most of the Public Sculpture of Britain series, most of the In 50 Buildings series, many books on bridges, military history and strategy, civil engineering and railways.
2. User:MediaKyle/Reference book – Lot of books on Canada, specifically Nova Scotia, and more specifically Halifax in Nova Scotia.
3. User:Simon Harley/Library – Lot of books on Naval warfare in Britain, though no longer updated.
4. User:Michael Barera/library – No real theme, though many books on railway, trains and american history.
5. User:Mike Christie/Reference library – History on a mix of subjects, as well as books about science fiction.
6. User:Vermont/Library - Econometrics, statistics, mathematics, and the histories of Poland and Russia
7. User:Hawkeye7/Library – Military history books. Hawkeye7 (discuss) 18:40, 26 July 2026 (UTC)

See also

• Wikipedia:The Wikipedia Library
• Wikipedia:Reliable sources/Perennial sources
• Wikipedia:WikiProject Resource Exchange/Resource Request